130 / 194
201
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DEBUSSY, CLAUDE. Autograph Note Signed, “C.D,” in French, on his printed
visiting card: “Here, my dear Abel! / and all my friendship.” 1
3
/
4
x3
3
/
4
inches; faint scattered
soiling.
Np, nd
[700/1,000]
202
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DELIBES, LÉO. Autograph Note Signed, to “Mon cher Laposata[?],” in French,
requesting admission for this evening, with a postscript additionally Signed, “L. Delibes,”
requesting a change, written diagonally at upper right. 1 page, 8vo, “Thèatre Impèrial” sta-
tionery; contemporary notes in red pencil in unknown hand at upper left, postscript
signature touching text of note, faint staining at upper left, small hole at lower left, folds.
Paris, [1861]
[100/200]
203
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FAURÉ, GABRIEL.Autograph Note Signed, to “dear Mr. Pasés[?],” in French, on
the recto and verso of his printed visiting card, sending congratulations during his absence
from Paris. 2 pages, 2x3
3
/
4
inches.
Np, nd
[200/300]
204
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GOETZ, HERMANN. Autograph Note Signed, “Hermann Goetz u. Frau,” to an
unnamed recipient, in German, on a small card with mourning border:“The warmest sym-
pathy for your painful loss.” 2x3
1
/
2
inches; faint scattered foxing.
“Hottingen” [Zürich], 5 October 1876
[500/750]
205
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GOLDMARK, KARL.Autograph Note Signed,“Goldmark,” to Stage Director of
Rome’s Apollo Theater Guglielmo Canori (“Dear Friend Canori”), in Italian, in purple
ink, on the recto and verso of his printed visiting card, informing him that Goldmark will
leave tomorrow, and praising his miraculous work. 1
1
/
4
pages, 2
1
/
4
x3
1
/
2
inches.
Rome, 18 March 1885
[150/250]
“
. . . [Y]ou achieved a miracle with this splendid setting which I wouldn’t have expected after
the dress rehearsal. . . .”
201 (Actual Size)
Lot 204